England have finished third at the World Cup after an enthralling 6-4 win over France in Miami.
The Three Lions got off to an incredible start to find themselves 4-0 up at half-time.
Kylian Mbappé led the charge to reduce the arrears to one before Bukayo Saka completed his hat trick from the spot -- and though Ousmane Dembélé got another back, Jude Bellingham sealed the bronze medal in stoppage time.
Here's how it happened.
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Didier Deschamps had to settle for a chaotic defeat in his final game as France boss.
It was in fact Declan Rice who opened the scoring with a curling effort early on, before Ezri Konsa headed home from a Rice corner to make it two.
Saka then scored two in six minutes at the end of the first half as he reminded the England manager of an option that went unused in the semifinal loss to Argentina.
France looked a different beast in the second half, with an Mbappe brace coming either side of a Bradley Barcola strike to make it 4-3.
Michael Olise missed a couple of chances to equalise and France were punished when Malo Gusto brought down Djed Spence in the area.
Saka made no mistake to seal his hat-trick, before Dembélé fired back once again to make it 5-4.
But a Bellingham goal off the bench was the 10th of the evening and ensured England would record their best World Cup result since their win in 1966.